Recent content by nasgath

ghwellsjr, nice explanation there buddy. But I'm not sure I quite understand you. You're saying you'll never get close to the speed of light. Then you also didn't mention any maximum speed we can achieve? To my understanding, you're saying even if you're traveling at the speed of light, C will...

What exactly is c? And since speed of light will remain the same, isn't that how the machines reach the speed?

A gigantic machine that has let's say another 1000 machines inside of it. We start the primary machine to travel at 100 km/h. We send it out to space, then the machine sends the next machine inside of and kicks it to give it a boost for another 100 km/h. Now the kicked machine has an extra 100...

No worries, other people like firavia are helping me enough, he/she didn't write an article to help me. And yes, I read the articles long before you referred them to me, that's why I came here. Maybe we got off on the wrong foot mate. Thanks.

I appreciate your effort, but it's different when you communicate with someone to learn something and when you read an article. On articles, you have massive information, I am not familiar with every single term on the article, but if I talk to you, I can ask for specific information that I...

Because I'm fascinated by astronomy/cosmology/physics. I think I'm trying to understand how the world works. Just like an image, it's full of pixels, every pixel has one single color, nothing more, nothing less, and so I guess I'm trying to understand the "pixels" of our existence. Lame example...

So those particles/quarks are clearly smaller than atoms? Is there anything smaller? Thanks.

Borek, if you cannot be bothered to give me an explanation of your own rather than linking me Wiki articles, then please, disregard me at all. I don't need that kind of help. Thank you.

Hi there! I don't know if this is the right place but I wanted to know and learn from someone the difference between an atom and a sub-atom. H2O's molecule consists of 1 oxygen atom and 2 hydrogen atoms, right, but what do people mean when they mention "at subatomic levels"? Are sub-atoms what...